From Grassroots to Golden Anniversary
Britt Griswold • September 1, 2018
At the 2018 GNSI Annual Conference, the long-time member, former President, and current Education Director and Archivist Scott Rawlins delivered an engaging and touching presentation about GNSI's first 50 years.
View or review the video at the YouTube channel to remember the history of the association and the many talented members that have shaped it over the years.
From Grassroots to Golden Anniversary: The Guild's First 50 Years
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